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Marshall.

Ed Ray and wife. of Urbana. were the guests OF D.
o. Martin and family last week. Judge j. w. Viii
Thursday and Friday Mrs. l. F. Pritchard is home
from Prairieton. Ind where she spent few days
guest of Miss Ida Wolf last week. John H. Miller
and Emanuel Miller. his father, have to North
Carolina on q vist.-- Mrs, Annie. Ross returned
home last week from Tramp. Loudon county, Vir-
ginia where she had been spending several months
born has been spending few days: in Robin
son. Mrs. R. E. Hauin, Harvey King and wife,
Will Shire and wife and Valentine King spent part
of last week in Terre Haute with relatives and
friends E. D. Wilkn of Carlinvile, visited
his mother here last week Robert l.. Brown and
wife, of Terre Haute spent last Sunday and Monday
with Howard Washburn and wife Mrs Lyman
Perkins has moved to Terre Eaute. Mrs. Peter
Kral.nar and daughter Moe visiting in Ridge
Farm. -. Rev. NJ. P. Finkbiner, of Haubstadt, Ind,
has returned home from few days visit with nu-
rne<ous relatives here Mrs. j. Hustled is in Kansas.
Edgar county, where she was summoned by the Sc
rious illness of relative Misses Bed Lockard and
Kate Casteel the guests of Martinsvie friends
last week.
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The Latest Wrinkle for Bridesmaids.


A shoe filled with flowers is the very newest
thing for bridesmaids to carry, and charminglv
pretty it is. The first wedding at which the
idea was carried out was that OF Miss Stewart
and Mr.. Carberry Rice Vaughap-Pryse. which
took place about month ago. The next we'd
ding at which the bridesmaids carried shoes was
that of Sir Robert and Lady Emily Peels eldest
daughter and MIR. Barton 10 r.
The shoes in this case OF pink satin hltsa
with mixture of pink and of maize cofored
roses. and hung from the arm by pink ribbons.
Shoes were carried py the youthful members Of
the bevy of bridesmaids of Miss Whittaker's
wedding. The shoes were OF pink satin filed
with flowers Of bues to match that color.
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Society Events.


The marriage Of Miss Eva Shideler to Mr.. whortor
Church.
About forty pupils of the Blind Asylum were in
vited and attended the concert at Y. II. c. A. Hall
friday evening.
Mrs. John S. spann and Mrs. It. H. spann have
issued invitations for reception Friday after
NOON from TO o'clock.
The Acme Musical and Literary Society met with
Mr.. Vic Vinson last Friday night There
eighty-one members present
Miss Minnie NJ. Jones, daughter of Mrs. NJ. A
Jones will be married tomorrow night, at the family
20 attend
The Emera Club met Friday afternoon at the resi-
denee Of the worthy patron. Bruce Carr. Central
wsrs Msrechal Mel rosebuds and snilax In the
evening the host assisted by 1essrs La Toilette
and Robinson.
The wamans' Relief Corps ball at Tonlnson Hall
week Over $500 invitations have been sent out,
and very large attendance is expected. The occa-
the pleasure 10 be obtained and the which it
represents
A number Of residents Of the South Side on Thurs
residence of Mr. J. B. Aiifree, No. 376 South New
Jersey street There were about forty present Music
cards and various other smusements were INDUCED in
until midnight
The German Club was entertained on Friday night
AZ the residence of Miss Kate Landis, North
Pennsylvania street The german was led By the
and Mr. Harry Eden. The favors were pretty and
most of them were made and arranged by the Dung
ladies of tho club.
Professor D. B. Breuneke's first Cinderella party,
which occurred last Friday evening at his academy,
was quite enjoyable. Among the ladies present were
Misses Bessie Beck. Ida Brown, Mamie Bronson,
Rita Jefers, LaveIette and Kate Davidson. Grace
Morrison. Susie Todd. Nellie Sturtevant Daisy
Lemon. Anna Foltz Josie Breinerrnan. Anna Potter,
May Cpmmins Ruby Rees, Addie Carter, Eloise Muir
ray, Daisy Lyon. Mabel Conduit Blanche Jelleff
Emma Allen. Mamie Fletcher May and Ollie Greene,
Mabel Folsom, Rose Truser, Nellie Hufnall Jennie
Tutewiler. Mary Sloan, Grace Baker, Daisy White.
kttie McConney, Emma and Bessie SAlter. Susie Jack
son, Georgia Hunt, Agnes and Mary Fry. Among the
gentlemen were Ed Gall, Ed Bingham, Harry Sells,
Win Fugate. A. Curry, Geo. Beck, j., Bert Ram
sey, John Pfaf, Otis H. Birge. Harry p. Bronson,
VIII s. Bronson, Alex. Stewart, Geo Sloan. Richard
Talbot. l. Lyon, Oliver Byrau. VIII Medearis Z. B.
lie Febe- y. A keey, Fred Wiles. Frank Reid B. 3.
ADAMS IS, VIII CspR. Fred Alexander. Scott Wadley,
chester, 81 Jameson. Fred Wiley, and Porter McCon-
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a White Woman Among Australian Blacks.

Mackay Mercury.
The white woman who was captured by the
police and carried off from the blacks camp in
the bush has since died, and after a careful
examination of the body it is supposed that she
European. probably Scandinavian, her
yellow hair and light hazel eyes would denote.
The nose had evidently been fattened by arti-
fetal means but it did not grow up under the
forehead like that of an aboriginal. Although
the skull does not denote very high intellectual
power. it is superior to the average aboriginal,
and the hands, feet, and ears are small and de-
cidedly European in shape. The ears appear to
have been pierced for rings when young, the
punctures being quite different in shape to those
bored by the native instruments The poor waif
and her deceased brother were probably, as
children, saved from massacred ships company
twenty to thirty years ago, and she may have
been somebody's darling who still mourns her
fate among the pine forests of Sweden on the
steppes of Jutland, but whatever her story she
has taken it with her beyond the reach of man.
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Peru.

Mrs. Ed Klngesmith. of Les Angeles Cal. is Wis
iting relatives here Miss Anna Parsons has re-
turned from extended visit in the East Mr.
Frank Drumm attended the reception of Mr. and Mrs.
Robbins. at Denver. Mrs. Hattie Carpenter of
Butler who is visiting her parents in this city will
remain until after the holidays Mrs. @. NJ Elmer
lex and sister. Miss Fannie Constant, visiting in
Indianapolis Miss Clara Higgins has returned from
her Chicago visit .Mesdames Felter and Emma
Barass left Tuesday for winter sojourn Flori.
da-- Frank Brown is visiting and seeking health in
Las Vegas, n. M--..The Wednesday Night Club was
entertained by hiss Kate Talbot. Bert Dukes
has returned from her visit in Washington, Ind. -.
DR.. Darrow, of Richmond, is visiting in the city.
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New Castle.

Miss AIDA Leggett, Elwood Is visiting here, the
guest of Mrs e. d. Slifer Fred Merchant, Rich
Inond. the guest Of friends here Thursda
Miss Cora Wishart, Middletown, is visiting Mrs o.
P. Bundy-- Burt Ogburn, who has been in Ar
canurn. o.. for some time returned to his home in
this city OF Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. McCana
day spent Sunday the guests of Hagerstown friends
IL NJ. Cough left Wednesday for Buffalo. N. Y.
= The Misses Hatton. Kokomo. are guests of Hiram
Murphey and family. Miss Sae Mason and George
Davis spent Sunday the guests of Richmond friends
- Mrs. Lsvina Barnard of Upton county, has been
the guest of her son. w. o. Barnard and family, dur
ing the past week Rev. E. B. Scofeld has moved
to Rushville- VIII McCormac, who went to Cali
ifornia some time ago in search of health. has
Sunday from g visit to Bird City KAN Lawrence
Bailey, Cincinnati the guest of friends here last
Anna Maddy. Sulphur Springs, married at the
Methodist Episcopal parsonage by Rev. J. H. Ford,
Saturday evening.
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Shelbyviue.

Miss Anna Brown entertained few friends Wednes-
day evening" Mics Lala Wingate is the guest of
friends in Rushville The G. L. $. @. will meet with
Chas. Morrison and Mrs. OrviIe Bishop were in In
dianapolis last week Mrs IT, B. Adams is the guest
of friends in Lebanon Mrs. Perry Landers and
sister Miss BERTHE Fessler who have been visiting
friends and relatives here have returned to their
home in Chicago Misses Belle Melcher and Miliie
Booker the guests of Miss Sae Pye, of Indian
apos last week Quite party of Shelbyville folks
went up to Indianapolis Wednesday evening to at
tend the thsater. Mrs G. J. Fastaben has returned
from Greensburg where she visited her parents
Miss Minnie Sutton visiting her father last week
in Lawrenceburg- Miss Georgia Blanchard enter
tanned few friends Monday evening The Misses
Wingate entertained few intimate friends Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Jones, who has been visiting Miss
Sadie Pfain, OF Indianapolis. has returned homo.
Miss Lon Enos entertained friends Tuesday evening
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THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Champaign.

Mrs. r. Wilcox is home fro N Ohio Miss Dell
Miller. of Argenta, was the guest of Miss Emma
Dahlenback the past week Mrs. A. B. Burnham
of Denver, Col, is the guest of Mrs. A. G. Burn
ham, Miss \. A. Finley, who has spent the sum
abroad. is expected home soon Mrs James
Wright, Miss Lottie Hapgood goes to to Topeka
Jones will be married Dec. Is to P. Taylor
Spence, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs B.
Arthurs elegantly entertained party of friends one
Springfield Tuesday Mrs. A c. Steele IS gradually
recovering from uries received in recent
---.R. s. Ho;zen and wife guests of Mrs @. B.
Hatch on Sunday.
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The World Supplied.
Tid-Bita.

In conversation with Miss De Pork, of ST.
Louis the president of three Boston Browning
clubs exclaimed one evening not long ago:
"Ah, my dear Miss De Pork, If could choose
but ono author, I would unhesitatingly eay
Give me Browning Such depth, such tender
ness, such passion, such delicate subtlsty of
meaning and expressionl l love to inger oves
his sentences Analysing all their beautiful in
tricaces of construction aud meaning, drinking
them in. rejecting them, living on and in
them. Don't you think that they are all-sll-
all-reslly the right word escapes me now. Per
haps you can supply lt?"
WAS it gufff" she asked
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Waiting for the Thunder

Hillsboro, n. c, Recorder
A eolored man fishing In the Emo, near this
place, last Friday, caught large turtle and
while trying to take the hook from its mouth his
right for finger was caught by the turtle. The
negro tried every means OF beating and psrsua-
sion. but the turtle was obdurate. No release
could be had. At length the negro cut the head
off. which Only increased the turtles fury and
grip. He was told by companion that the tur-
tie would never let loose until it Numbered. so
he sat quietly down on q stump on the bank of
tho river waiting for it to thunder. The last We
heard OF him he was nursing the turtles head
waiting for thunder.
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MattoOn.

Mrs Ruth Deckard is visiting in Charleston Mrs
O. w. b arvey, of Urbana is visiting in the city,
Capt. F. NJ. Votaw, of Neoga, the guest of his
SON Frank Tuesday Mrs. J. F. Drsh has returned
home from Vincennes, Ind. Miss Carrie Gibbs was
given a surprise by her young friends the occasion
of her twenty-frst birthday anniversary, Tuesday
evening. Elder A: T. Orr and Rev. NJ. D: Hawes
were in Springfield Tuesday. Mrs. Samuel McNutt,
of Charleston part of the past week in Mattoon
Mrs T. Canty, Of Pana visited 3 her son Thomas and
her summsring in Nashville, Tenn VIM Kemp and
family have gone to Phoenix, Arizona, to spend the
winter Miss Mamie Miller is visiting in Champaign.
Miss Julia Williams will spend the winter in Flori-
e. NJ. Clark departed for California Thursdsy.
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ASSON &C

rouble. The fines cover the expenses for the
band. 4. The members especially requested
not to use the window curtains as pocket hand
kerchiefs Offenders of this sort viii be expelled
from the club. 5. During dances members
smoking in the ladies' room will be fined twenty
five copecks, the fines to be expended in toilet
powder and eau de Cologne for the ladies' g.
During auadrilles flirting is prohibited, and no
one is allowed to step the borders of decency
T. 1t is strictly prohibited to get indecently
drunk, as has happened before now. s. 1t is
case of disagreement at billiards. it is strictly
prohibited to hit partner with cue. "A
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Charleston.

Miss Aurela Robertson attended the Mcintyre
lectures in this city, and the guest of Miss Inez
johnson Miss Moilie Hanks has returned from
Virginia Miss Ada Carman is home from Indianap-
Oils Mrs. Geo. Kreig has returned from Peekskil
n. Leila Traver visited relatives in Mat
toon the past week Harry Hersely is visiting at
Madison Ind Lee Fackler and John McCormick
visited in the city the past week. Mrs Wooley and
children, of Saline, Kan; are guests of Mrs ". E.
Gnther. Mrs. Geo. r. Lee expects to return from
Lamar, Mo-. during the holidays. Frank Harris
and Miss Title Stansberry were married Tuesday
evening =. Miss Ona Lowell. of Hatton, spent the
week with Miss Junkin. Miss Mary Daugherty, of
Irving, ILL.,, is guest of Miss Maggie Daugherty.
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Paris.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Beebe have left for their home
in Philadelphia Mrs. Barney, of Chicago. is visit
void have gone to Eureka Springs, Arkansas, to re-
side The Misses Durham. of Coffeyville Ind are
visiting Misses Sadie and Esther Levings Mrs.
Lu Fisher, accompanied by her daughter Mrs. Ed
Campbell. of Colorado Springs is visiting relatives in
this city Miss Mamie Hill, of Doan, Dakota, is the
guest of Miss Lucy Payne Mr.. and Mrs. ia mes
Blackburn visiting relatives in Champaign, III.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Little Social Gossip.


Considerable comment was provoked by the
Srticle in last Sundays Journal relative to the
roung gentlemen not escorting young ladies to
evening parties, and diligent inquiry has been
made for the past few days in regard to the
reasons for this seeming indifference neglect,
and the result stands in this way: Young men
believe that the young women expect, or even
demand, that flowers and carriage must be
provided for each occasion, and to the
nan OF limited means ,s. this is bur
the expense, enjoys the party, devote him.
self to any one or no one, 60 home, walk when
re pleases, aud. in fact selfshly absorb ell OF
the pleasure and give nothing in return. Now.
on the young womanis side, social attentions are
always pleasans to her, il she preteuds to go out
at all, and the carriage, flowers and other lux
urles are enjoyed, but in questioning many,
there was not one who did not prefer walking,
unless the weather entirely too Indictment,
ana wno was perfectly willing to provide hes
the courage or sense to ask . young man not TO
get carriage when invited out. Now. il the
young men do not offer themselves as escorts,
they Will have to conjurs up some new excuse.
Another busy social week has just rolled
round, with the customary number Of clubs.
soelals. teas, lunches. parties, and few we'd
dings. Monday was ladies' night at the Gentle
mems Club. and an interesting paper on 'Prim-
tive Man" was read by Dir. Harry Miligan. A
missionary tea was gwen In Inc AFTERNOON az
Mrs. G. z. Hendefson's by the st. Pauls Guild.
Tuesday evening the kindergarten and Chill
dren's Aid Society gave very successful New
England supper, followed by short programme.
The Forrnightly Literary Club met with Mrs.
Henderson, and the topics for consideration
were The Drama of France in the Eighteenth
Century" and Fiction in France" Wednes-
day missionary teas given by the
Memorial and First Baptist ladies. Mrs.
e. z Krsgelo entertained friends for
her guest Mrs. Bradshaw, of Evanston,
which was happy combination of reception,
Luncheon and thin ole party. Mrs T. W. Bauch-
er And her Sunday-scnool class gave a social
The marriage of Mr. Otto Aneshaensel and Miss
Annie Cunningham celebrated. Mr. and
Mrs. j. A Hanson gave q debut party for their
daughter, Miss Mary, which elegant af
fair. Friday evening capped the climax for its
multitude OF entertainments. The Mendelssohn
Society gave a concert at Plymouth Church.
Dir. G. G. Case, who has been holding short
convention here closed the season with a
concert Y. NJ. @. A Hall, the Cinderella
Club gave its first party at Pfafiin's Hail for
this season. and Mr. and Mira John B. Eam
gave a reception in honor of Rev. o. c. McCul-
Loeb and wife. The German Club gave dance
at Miss Kate Landis's. and in the afternoon
Mira Benjamin d. Walcott gave reception in
honor of Mrs A Il. Pettioone. of Chicago.
For the coming week the churches have made
arrangements for Christmas markets, when an
Unlimited amount of fancy work will be offered
for sale, and late makers of Christmas gifts may
and something suitable to give.
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Urban q.

Mrs. E. G. Richards is guest of Mrs. NJ. W. Blu.
Of Mrs. NJ. Rea part of the week. -A.H' G. wilson
has gone to Los Angeles Cal Mrs. w. s. McWill-
Jams of Chicago, visited Champaign friends last
week Next Wednesday noon. at the NJ E. Church,
Miss Allie Morris, of this city. will be united in
rage to Rev. d. G. Dubois, of Monticello Mrs. J.
Caldwell and party of twenty friends will leave this
city on the 18th in special for excursion
to Cairo H. John T. Sutton has gone to Washing
ton d. c.
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chnrch socials AND Enterta,nmenta.

The Young Ladies' Missionary Society of the Second
Presby terrain Church, viii hold their annual supper
IN the church Parlcrs on Tuesday evening. Among
the articles of food to be provided 'ange food"
and heavenly hash. which will certainly be food
1T for the gods" These suppers have always been
popular.
A cafek1atsch is the given by the ladies of
Meridian street Church for entertainments be
given Tuesday night at the residence of Mr.. r. P
Haughey or North Meridian street. An admission
fee Of Is cents win include the supper. Coffee and
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House Rules of a Russian Club.

Fall Mall Gazette.
The following are the rules of club in a small
Russian town in the Tchernizoff district: l. 1t
is prohi to enter the club with creased boots.
2. Tradesmen are not allowed to enter the club
in their working clothes, which exhale the
8. A dress coat must be worn at all New Years
or Easter dances. Any one appearing in a
velvet waistcoat or green necktie is fined ono
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in honor of Miss Belle Melcber- Matinee Mu-
sicsle will meet in the parlors ct the Presbyterian
Church Wednesday afternoon. Miss Lulu Glessner
entertained Misses Melcler. Minnie Bookwalter Ber-
tie Fesser and Mrs Perry lands at her home, west
of town Monday last Miss Fannie Joseph has re-
turned to her home in Noblesville. Miss Kate
Beggs who has been the guest of relatives for some
time past has returned to her homo in Cincinnrti.
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Upton.

II. NJ. Gibbs has gone to Washington Territory.
-Milt. Hutto and wife, who have been at Kingnan
Kau., for time. have returned Mrs Lewis of
Indianapolis. q guest at the home of DR.. W. Van
Nuys last week -Chas. Taylor, of Toledo o.. visit
friends here last week Miss Allie Gufin of In
diAnapos, vino has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
James l. Parker, here, has returned home.
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FrRnklin,

Miss Edith Vaughan, of Edinburg. the guest of
friends in this city Wednesday, Mrs. Col John
Ritchey has moved from Topeka, Kan, to this city
for future residence. Mr.. and Mrs Capt. Charles
Day will remove to Winfield KAN the latter part of
this winter. Mrs. Lizzie Williams of De Soto.
Iowa, visited relatives here during the week Miss
Nora Chambers of Louisville, visited friends in this
city the first of the week George Bronson and
family visiting in Logansport- Mrs. Elizabeth
HAWKINS has returned to her home in Seymour,
after extended visit with relatives
here..-.P NJ. Dill and family left
Friday for Jacksonville, Fla where they viii spend
the winter with Col Simeon Frazier and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Halstead, assisted by the Misses
Eva and Belle Jones, entertained large number of
friends at tea Tuesday evening. Mrs Rice
Stivers of Connersville, and Mrs. Frank Joyce, of
Ednburg, visited relatives in this city during the
past week -Messrs. John and Joseph Gilchrst of
Vinton Ia, visiting their sister Mrs H. J. Wheat.
and other relatives Mr.. Joseph E. Ber
ger and wife, of Livermore Ia. re-
turned homo on Wednesday evening, after
having few days oe their honeymoon visiting
DR.. and Mrs. J. D. George and other relatives . =
Miss Mabel Alexander of Decatur, Ill., is visiting rel
ativss in the city and Indianapolis Miss Cora
Swift is visiting in Upton county Miss Myrtle
Sloan entertained Thursday evening Miss Dora
Snepp gave ''taffy' on Thursday evening last
Miss Mary Lagrange will entertain on Tuesday
ing.
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st. Joseph.

Mrs NJ. L. Stevenson and daughter May have
turned from the West. Miss Martin. of Arthur,
ILL.,, is guest of Miss Chloe Long Mr.. and Mrs.
". b. Irons, Of Bloomington Ill, have been guests of
friends here the past two weeks.
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kpightatown.

Mrs. W. s. Murray and her mother will start next
Tuesday. to join DR.. W. s. Murray in Emporia, Kan.
where they will make their future home Miss Liz
zie Welborn entertained number of friends Fri
day evening C. A. Maui, of Bakersfield CAL. is
visiting his mother and sister, Mrs. Shanklin and Mrs.
f. G. Mosiler. The children and grandchildren of
Mrs. John Weaver rendered that lady an agreeable
surprise Thursday evening" it being the occasion
of her sixtieth birthday Miss Nellie Woods enter
tanned number of her young friends at her home
Thursday evening.
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Edfnburg.

Mrs. Chas Carvin visited relatives at Columbus
last week. = Chas Copeland, of Indianapolis, spent
Monday here VIM. Mitchell and wife, of Columbus,
the guests of NJ FL. Mitchell and wife last week.
John Vaughn of Franklin, visited relatives here
last week Chas. Kerr, of Columbus, spent
last Monday with relatives here.
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Muncie.

The Misses Mamie and Nettie Love were at In
dianapois Monday Mrs R. S. Gregory is the guest
Of friends At New Carlisle, Miss Gsrtis shick is
Wayne, is in the city the guest of her many
e s ;t III fa anu ' Leon Are spenoing
McCulloek is the guest of Greenville, o., friends.